You know what's kind of mortifying? Realizing that your already fairly high level of sucking at parallel parking has been exacerbated by the fact that you really can't turn your head and neck very far to the right to the point that you have to ask someone else to do it.
Luckily, JZ is a kind soul and didn't mock me as much as she could have.
Luckily, JZ is a kind soul and didn't mock me as much as she could have.
What about me? I'm full of mockery and I didn't even take the bait.
I figured you were trying to set a good example for the kids, so I took your mocking as given. (and deserved)
Emily, it might be easier to convert the CD track to MP3. What kind of file is it?
I don't know. I don't actually have that CD yet.
And I could probably find whatever music that is as an MP3 file... but then will I be able to play those files on an ordinary CD player? I have been fooled before.
I'm pretty sure I've saved CD tracks to my computer and burned them along with MP3s onto disc.
If the CD player will play writable discs, I don't think it should be a problem?
Oh Perkins, I've been there before. Both times I was pregnant my ability to parallel park went to shit once I hit about 7 months and could no longer twist to look over my shoulder without bumping into my own belly.
I like that ita is making these judgements.
I'm sorry, at what point have I been showing attraction to weirdos?